Mallory Edens, daughter of the owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, at Dogpound training (Instagram, malloryedens)
The couple that drives the gossip sections crazy in the USA: Aaron Rodgers, after the most famous quarterbacks in the world of football, is in a relationship with Mallory Edens, who is the daughter of Wes Edens, the billionaire owner of the Milwaukee Bucks. Edens was a college athlete but became a sought-after model, and recently
approached More and more in the spotlight due to rumors that she is dating the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, who is 13 years older than her. And if that is not enough - it turns out that he was originally a friend of her father's, and that is how he met her.
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The two have often been seen sitting side by side on the court, but Mallory - whose father is worth an estimated $3.6 billion - has previously dismissed speculation, saying only that "he sits next to us at so many games, he and my dad are friends".
But in January the couple finally went public with their budding relationship after a source told People magazine: "It's more than friends, but it's not too serious."
Either way, Edens is an interesting type, who likes to give her social media followers a tantalizing glimpse into the pampering perks that come with being a billionaire heiress.
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Mallory's father founded the Fortress Investment Group in 1998, and is currently valued at $3.6 billion, according to Forbes.
He purchased the Milwaukee Bucks along with business partner Mark Lasry for $550 million in 2014.
That year, Mallory represented the Bucks in the NBA draft lottery, in what was her first major public appearance.
She said: "My dad knows I love basketball, so he told me, 'Mallory, this would be the coolest thing for you to go and do. It would be fun, it's in New York, go.' About that".
It changed her life.
She then said she couldn't turn on her phone for a week because of all the notifications she received after being flooded with hundreds of new followers.
But she fell in love with it easily.
She began uploading photos of herself with Milwaukee players, on the various courts, and shared photos holding the NBA trophy after winning the championship in 2021.
In addition, Mallory, who is originally from New York, previously said he wanted to buy the Knicks, which are currently valued at about $6.6 billion.
Since she became a network star and a familiar face, she also became a model.
She uploads pictures of herself on luxurious vacations, and has posed for a variety of famous designers.
With hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram, she uploads documentation from private yachts, wearing a bathing suit.
She supports women's rights and equality, and also women in sports.
Mallory, who graduated from Princeton, was an athlete in college.
She excelled in athletics and rode horses.
"The representation of women in sports is very bad," she said, "there are almost no managers, no coaches, no presidents of teams or owners, there has never been a woman commissioner."
This is one of the reasons she says increases her desire to become the owner of the Knicks.
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On the other hand, for Rogers it is another public relationship, after the relationship he had with the actress Shailene Woodley, of whom he is eight years older.
Woodley and Rogers began dating in July 2020, got engaged in February 2021, and a year later called off their engagement and finally broke up in April 2022. "I went through the darkest and hardest time of my life," Woodley said of the breakup, "My personal life was disrupted, it felt like a bubble A great pain for eight months."
Now Rogers reportedly wants to take it slow so he doesn't get burned again.
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